Ever since he burst on the scene back in 1992 withReservoir Dogs,Quentin Tarantinohas been one of America’s most notorious and divisive filmmakers. Drawing from an uncanny well of knowledge, Tarantino went from a screenwriter to a director with a voice and style all his own despite spawning plenty of imitators. While some just saw Tarantino’s movies as nothing but banter and violence, his movies frequently have more on their minds regarding observation, consequence, morality, and civilization....

Schmigadoon!is unlike any TV show you’ve seen before. The Apple TV+ musical comedy starsCecily StrongandKeegan Michael-Keyas Melissa and Josh, a couple going through some struggles in their relationship. While on a reaffirming couples' hike, they happen upon a mysterious town in the woods called Schmigadoon, where life feels stuck in a 1940s Hollywood musical — down to the ornately orchestrated production numbers. As they deal with the town’s unusual characters and try to find a way back to their regular life, they go through some unexpected changes, and maybe even start to find a new song to sing....

Is there anyone quite likeSergio Carrallo? Now officially married toCaroline Stanbury, Sergio is the epitome of the perfect husband. She may say he’s clingy, but we say that’s the dream! He has proven that he supports Stanbury in everything she does. He’ll even drive her to her girl group brunches. His desire to build a family and maintain a beautiful relationship with Stanbury’s children has been showcased since fans met him during Season 1 ofThe Real Housewives of Dubai....

Part of theSmall Axeanthology series from director Steve McQueen, the deeply moving drama “Mangrove” tells the true story of The Mangrove Nine, a group of men and women who were wrongly arrested and charged with inciting a riot, after clashing with London police in 1970. While Frank Crichlow (Shaun Parkes) was just trying to run his West Indian restaurant, the Metropolitan Police had other plans, with their relentless raids and blatant racial discrimination that led to a highly publicized trial....

This is the week forSuicide Squadposters. Yesterday, we got abanner, the IMAX poster, and a set ofcharacter posters. Today, we’ve got 11 more character posters and they are quite the eyesore. They don’t even seem to follow an internal logic. Sure, the one for Joker makes sense with all the “Hahaha” but why does Amanda Waller say “Crash”? Then again, this is Warner Bros, and if there’s an opportunity to make 500 character posters, they’re going to do it....

The Weinstein Company has released a final poster forQuentin Tarantino’s upcoming WesternThe Hateful Eight. The film is a unique one in Tarantino’s oeuvre in that an early draft of the script leaked, causing the filmmaker to announce he was scrapping the project altogether, only to then change his mind after staging a live-read with an updated draft. Tarantino subsequently revised the script even further, so if you read the leaked version or attended the live-read, you’re still in for some surprises....

Peacock has unveiled new posters for the upcoming series adaptation ofDan Brown’s bestselling thriller,The Lost Symbol, and Collider can exclusively reveal the images that tease the motivations for each member of the core cast — including a younger incarnation of symbologist Robert Langdon, played byFear Street’sAshley Zukerman. The first episode ofThe Lost Symbolwill premiere on September 16, with new episodes airing weekly exclusively on Peacock. The new posters are centered around six members of the series' cast, along with a tagline that seems to indicate what each character will be seeking over the course of the first season....

The novellaWho Goes There?byJohn W. Campbellwas partly inspired by a 1916 Antarctic expedition led by Ernest Shackleton. After a 36-hour trek across the ice, Shackleton and two companions spoke of the shared sensation there had been a silent “fourth man” walking with them. This uncanny presence deeply affected the explorers and the report inspired Campbell’s story, which tells of an Antarctic research base infiltrated by an alien doppelganger.Who Goes There?became the basis forJohn Carpenter’s classic sci-fi horror,The Thing,which turns 40 this year....

This holiday season, Netflix is inviting you to enter the new supernatural and sexy world ofTidelands. The highly-anticipated, eight-part series, which will also be the first Australian Netflix original series, is produced by Emmy and BAFTA award-winning Australian production company, Hoodlum, who unveiled the first trailer today. At first glance, it appears to be like a mash-up ofSirenandBloodline, so if either of those very different shows does anything for you, then this one is worth a watch....

If you’re watchingSaturday Night Live, you see pastel-colored set design, and you hear a “brrrrrroooooiing” sliding guitar on the soundtrack, you know you’re about to watch aKyle Mooneysketch. The eccentric writer/performer, hired to the show as part of the Good Neighbor sketch comedy collective (also including fellow cast memberBeck Bennett, segment directorDave McCary, and writerNick Rutherford), is the show’s key purveyor of cringe-inducing ’90s nostalgia filtered into surreal nightmare-scapes of deadpan brilliance....

Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers for Loki Season 2 Episode 4. “Ravonna Renslayer, you are quite a marvel, I will be proud to lead with you.” He Who Remains’ (Jonathan Majors) has had us questioning his cryptic words for weeks – until now. Episode 4 ofLokiSeason 2entitled,“Heart of the TVA”,is reminiscent of Season 1’s fourth episode: a mid-season cliffhanger that changes everything. But before things go haywire for everyone across time, we get to see the juicy secretMiss Minutes(Tara Strong) promised to share with Ravonna at the end oflast week’s episode....

In September 2024,Troy Landry, star of History Channel’s reality showSwamp People, made headlines when he was cited by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) fortwo counts of failing to properly tag an alligator,whichoccurred during a sting operation at Lake Palourde in St. Mary Parish, La. According to official reports, Landry and his associates, one of whom was a cameraman, were caught by LDWF agents after they were observed setting up gator lines....

We all have things in horror movies that scare us. For some it’s a killer wearing a mask. For others, it’s clowns. Some might say it’s creepy kids or creatures or demons that keep them up at night. What we can all probably agree on though, is that few things are scarier in a movie than dolls. They always have been, but why is that? Some of the most frightening scenes in history revolve around dolls....